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Travel news: Bragging rights, SoMe pressure and human towers

By: Editorial Office | Source: press material

It's Monday and the end of August. For many, the holidays are over and you're back at work. We have a slightly different lifestyle: we work almost constantly, but on the other hand, we are completely free to control our time. Right now we have made our way to the west coast of Sweden, where it rains constantly. We are working ... and we offer travel news!

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We are preparing for Elmia Husvagn Husbil 2026 – lectures and awards ceremony

Writer: Helena Bergström

It is fast approaching – the big trade fair of the year for everyone who loves the mobile life. Elmia Husvagn Husbil is an obvious point in our calendar every year, and as usual we will be giving lectures at the trade fair. Right now we are preparing both lectures and the award ceremony.

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Things to do in Hamelin – 15 tips for the Pied Piper's city

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

Hamelin is the city where rats appear just about everywhere. They are found as figures, sculptures and markings in the streets, and of course you also meet the Pied Piper himself – in various guises. At the same time, Hamelin, Germany, in Lower Saxony, is much more than its famous fairy tale. This is an incredibly beautiful half-timbered town with cozy pedestrian streets, grand historic houses and a beautiful location on the Weser River.

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Friday Blog: Skåne, Halland, Småland … and repeat

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

Lately we have been in Skåne, Halland and Småland – a little bit of each. In fact, we have crossed the provincial and county borders so many times that we have lost count. We have been visiting friends and trying to keep a calm pace, while working intensively on many different things.

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Norwegian food – 25 dishes and specialties you must try

Writer: Helena Bergström

Norwegian food is about much more than salmon and brown cheese. There are traditional lamb and fish dishes, local cheeses, freshly baked goods from farms and bakeries, sweet waffles and of course the occasional Kvikk Lunsj in your backpack. In this guide, we go over what to eat in Norway – and list 25 Norwegian dishes and specialties to look out for.

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Digital Feng Shui – we clean up 4,000 old travel posts

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

I should really write a new travel post. The only problem is that we have become obsessed with cleaning. Not in the camper. Not at home. But here at FREEDOMtravel. And there is a lot to clean, we can promise…

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Hovdala Castle – a historical surprise in Skåne

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

Sometimes you find the nicest destinations by pure chance. We were out and about with our camper in Skåne and needed somewhere to stay overnight. When we discovered that you can park your camper for free for one night in the parking lot at Hovdala Castle, it sounded like a perfect solution. And while we were there, we could take the opportunity to discover the castle the next day.

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Trailer service checklist for long-distance travel

Writer: Co-operation partner

A well-maintained trailer is essential for safe and comfortable long trips by car and caravan. Carrying out a thorough check before departure reduces the risk of problems along the way and provides increased peace of mind. Here is a clear and practical checklist to help you prepare your trailer for your next long holiday trip.

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Travel news: Musselfest, silent travelling and autumn trips

By: Editorial Office | Source: press material

Today is Monday, which usually means travel news here at FREEDOMtravel. Note! Are you seeing the page in English but want to read in Swedish? We write in Swedish and if you accidentally get the page in English – switch back to Swedish in the language selector at the bottom of the page!

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Motorhome, roundabout and morels – Norwegian words for Swedish tourists

Writer: Helena Bergström

For a Swede, Norwegian is probably the easiest foreign language to learn, and for the most part, Swedes and Norwegians can talk to each other without any major obstacles. But it still happens that you come across a word or two that you need to figure out a little bit…

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